Building the evidence-base: Methodological advancement in research on entrepreneurship and well-being

Ana Pérez‐Luño et al.

Business Research Quarterly2025https://doi.org/10.1177/23409444251338294article
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Abstract

For understandable reasons, hitherto most published research on entrepreneurship and well-being has prioritized interesting research questions and the development of theory aimed at understanding the unique well-being challenges in entrepreneurship. With this special issue and editorial, we seek to initiate a conversation on how to enhance the methodological rigor in this area of research to build a more robust and reliable evidence base. We consider why methodologically robust research is needed and the methodological challenges of conducting such research in entrepreneurship in general and on entrepreneurs’ well-being in particular. We also introduce the papers included in this special issue and outline avenues for future research on entrepreneurship and well-being that is methodologically robust while advancing our understanding of entrepreneurs’ well-being in new ways. JEL CLASSIFICATION: M1, I31

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@article{ana2025,
  title        = {{Building the evidence-base: Methodological advancement in research on entrepreneurship and well-being}},
  author       = {Ana Pérez‐Luño et al.},
  journal      = {Business Research Quarterly},
  year         = {2025},
  doi          = {https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1177/23409444251338294},
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